On Sep 3, 12:52 pm, "David F. Skoll" <d...@roaringpenguin.com> wrote:
> BigBadWolf0 wrote:
> > What is the best way to setup sendmail to treat a range of adresses on
> > a single domain as local, but 1 or two exceptions as non local?
>
> Why don't you just alias the exceptions? If "roam...@example.co.za"
> is supposed to be non-local, add this to your aliases file:
>
> roaming: roam...@mobile.example.co.za
>
> and then set up the domain mobile.example.co.za to handle your roaming
> users.
>
> This assumes you have the ability to set up and control mobile.example.co.za.
>
> Regards,
>
> David.

Yes i do maintain the "example.co.za" and can setup emails as
desired...

but the problem still comes down to either all mails "leave the
building" (none treated as local) which is bad thanks to a smallish
adsl cap, or all get delivered locally.

digging further it looks like queuegroups may offer a solution... as
you can nominate addresses or domains to be delivered via local or
other queues. However it does not look particularly straightforward.